Sentence examples for deemed inconsequential from inspiring English sources

Hot and arid, Tulbagh had been deemed inconsequential by the wine industry, which was focused on Stellenbosch and Paarl.

A distant theoretical threat ("middleware") is treated as urgent, while a continuing revolution (the Internet) is deemed inconsequential.

This amount of missing data can be deemed inconsequential [ 38].

Even what were deemed inconsequential differences between staining protocols contributed to this lack of consistency.

24 Trials were classified as 'unclear risk of bias' when insufficient information was provided to permit judgement, 'high risk of bias' when the methodological flaw was likely to have affected the true outcome and 'low risk of bias' when a methodological flaw was deemed inconsequential to determine the true effect within a study.

Obviously, this argument suffers from a slippery slope fallacy sitting at my computer writing this on Word, I would myself feel marginalized were my contributions to this post deemed so inconsequential that Microsoft owned the post.

They wrote, "The students we represent cannot withstand the risk of Congress allowing states to return to old habits -- aiming low and abandoning children deemed too difficult or inconsequential to educate.

He deemed this "offensive".

She deemed it "fascinating".

America deemed it "invalid".

Lloyd was deemed missing.